The funk player MC Ryan SP made an outburst on Instagram Stories, this Thursday (10), after saying that he gave away a car valued at R$ 1.5 million entry fee when purchasing a boat R$3.8 million . The singer was outraged after receiving a vehicle that was different from what he had seen in the photos.
The artist stated that he wanted to buy a boat because the only one he already had was stored in Igaratá, in São Paulo, and he didn’t make much use of it, since the place is full of jet skis. He then decided to buy a new vehicle to travel around Maresias, where one of his mansions is located.
“I started looking, I found a guy from Angra [dos Reis] who sold boats and rented boats for us at the end of the year. I, a kid who doesn’t know anything about boats, said: ‘Hey, I want to buy it’. The boat arrived at Maresias, I looked and said: ‘Hey, bro, this boat isn’t the same as the one in the photo’, the boat is all messed up’”, complained MC Ryan SP.
“There’s no way to spend R$3.8 million on a boat like this, understand? Since I had already ordered an Escalade [Cadillac Escalade ESV] in front, without even seeing the boat. It was already in the hands of the guys, and I went to see the boat after a week”, continued the funk singer.
The problem didn’t stop there. Despite the complaints, Ryan decided to take the boat for a spin, but he didn’t go.
The singer then stated that he would not keep the boat and offered to pay R$50,000 for the vehicle to return to Angra dos Reis. “The boat wouldn’t move, it kept spinning. The boat was a blanket, ‘boys’. I recorded a clip on the boat with the permission of the intermediary [da venda]”, he concluded.
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This content was originally published in MC Ryan SP is frustrated when giving a luxury car for a boat: “It came as a joke” on the CNN Brasil website.
Source: CNN Brasil
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